Strasbourg residents are more polite than they appear!
Despite all the stereotypes that have dressed Strasbourg residents for generations, the one about their lack of sympathy is finally being challenged. This is reflected in the ranking, which places Strasbourg in 2nd place among the politest cities in France! At the top, we find Toulouse, followed by Strasbourg and Rennes emerging as bastions of courtesy, positioning themselves as the politest cities in the country.
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On the other hand, some cities have a lot of progress to make. Topping the list of cities where residents are the most impolite, we find Lyon with a terrible rudeness rating of 9.41 out of 10. Marseille (9.26) and Nice (9.08) are not far behind, ranking 2nd and 3rd respectively. With rudeness ratings that excel!
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Have you ever been to Paris and noticed people glued to their phones on the metro? Well, it turns out that behavior is considered the most impolite in France, closely followed by forgetting to clean up after your furry friend and being a bit too loud in public places. Another impolite act is failing to thank the bus driver when getting off the bus.
A survey revealed that more than two-thirds of the French population (68%) agrees that the stereotype of French rudeness is not just a myth. They admit that incivility is unfortunately common in their daily lives. When asked about the reasons behind this stereotype, nearly a third of respondents pointed to the use of colorful language by the French, which might contribute to this reputation. It seems that swear words and bold expressions could be shaping the image of a population that is not always known for their manners.
